slider to view more or less of the Timeline window, but if your scene is very long, you would still have to use the slider to display the beginning and end of the scene.
You can use the Zoom slider to view more or less of the Timeline window, but if your scene is very long, you would still have to use the slider to display the beginning and end of the scene.
That’s why the Timeline window features the Split Window 
button. This button allows you to split the Timeline window into two sections, allowing you to view two sections of the scene independently.
To split the Timeline window into two sections:
1. Click the Split Window button in the top-right of the Timeline window. A border bar appears on the extreme right of the Timeline window.
2. Place your pointer over the bar that separates the two sections so that your pointer changes to a resize 
pointer.
3. Drag the bar to its new position.
The new section of the Timeline window has its own scroll bars and Zoom slider.
See Also
Showing/Hiding Elements
Changing the Current Frame in the Timeline
Changing the Timeline Zoom Level
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